This is a very fair assessment. One thing that surprised me as a Kenyan when I was a student in Europe was how cheap butter and cheese were. I realised Kenyans don't consume anywhere near the amount of dairy products as Europeans. On the flip side things such as avocados are very expensive in Europe, while here we let them rot without caring.
We have the capacity and capability of making our own cheese and butter for local consumption, but most of it is exported since Kenyans are not big consumers of the same. I've lived in America for several years and Kenyan cheese and butter are of superior quality.
Why would this lady feel fortunate that an Indian is proud to call themselves a Kenyan? If anything should feel lucky to be named citizens of this Kenya. Black people across the globe but especially in the diaspora have a collective inferiority complex.
@@planB-BacktoAfrica Your two front teeth are different sizes-they are out of proportion.a cosmestic dentist can fix them for you.Have you ever noticed that?
@@Rasira2023 I know, one day my son made me so angry that I bit down so hard on my teeth and a piece of my front tooth broke off 😅 Sh*t happens, however I still feel beautiful and confident in my skin 😊🙏🏾
am happy to see many expats who were initialy in nairobi, and later opted to go to SouthAfrica🇿🇦 citing better living conditions there, are now all returning back to nairobi once again after living in SA for a couple few months. that means kenya🇰🇪 has some better things am still yet to know.. 🤔?
Your assessment is of high quality, you do thorough research and your comparative analysis is out of this world. Everytime you post ..i make sure I watch your insightful videos
I am excited to hear from you and admire the great consideration you show for other African countries. Nonetheless, many individuals in the Horn of Africa hold unfavorable stereotypes about other Africans. What you are doing on RUclips truly makes us proud!
Yes indeed. When I was once in Addis I was called an "African" by locals only to remind them they ARE Africans themselves and they could refer to a map if in doubt.
@@SGOA32178 dont force them , let them be what their they want to be, in the near future they will shouting how they are more africans than other people
It warmed my heart to hear your story. I am Australian and moved to Germany and have many African friends here.. so a lot of what you mention is known to me.. I had already seen your Zanzibar video. You seem so very happy. The education side esp history sounds very good. All strength to you. You were a little disappointed with Zanzibar and I'm glad your path has been a good one.
You are so very, very impressive. Authentic, dedicated and fair - both pro and critical. Your voice gives dignity to us here in Africa - and as a Nairobian I appreciate your work ethic. We have had communities from all over the immediate region here with us for a long time - welcome home. I wish you peace and success.
It's amazing to hear your perspective, born and raised in Kenya lived abroad for 7 years and still take some of these things for granted ... thank you for painting a fair and balanced view of the city we call home. The people by far are the distinction.
I just watched the video comparing South Africa and Kenya. You seemed to be leaning towards my home country [SA] but so happy that you decided to settle in Kenya. Best of luck and keep the content coming!
Hi Weyni , I found your channel a week ago and I Iove it. I must say my favorite article from you would be the South Africa (WOW). You also peaked my interest on visiting Nairobi, would like to in the future. Thanks again for your program, (Oscar from New York)
South Africa is beautiful but the downside are the vestiges of apartheid and xenophobic people. I have traveled there as a tourists many times and faced the wrath of locals refusing to speak English to me. They respond negatively coz they suspect I am one of those who came to steal their Jobs.
Asante sana na ameseganalu! I lived 11 years in Nairobi, where I became a soap opera star and successful TV producer. I was also working with Wangari Maathai on a project related to the "green wall of africa" when she died. I had given her a large painting I did in Kenya, I wonder if it's still hanging in her family's house.
@@planB-BacktoAfrica It's my pleasure, thank you hugely! Crazily, I also lived in Addis for 2 years from '97-99, when it was still just this very large sort of town, no glass buildings yet. And as well, I traveled to Eritrea prior to that, just as they had won the war against the Derg, in '91, to visit our college professor, Dr. Asmarom Legesse, who is super well known to all older Habesha, he's always fought for peace with a strong voice over the last 40 years. And visited Kassala, Tessenei, Agordat, Karen, Asmara and Massawa, riding on the backs of huge open bed lorries going 10mph with Eritrean fighters from the EPLF. There was no currency in the country so everything was shared or bartered. Deeply moving time etched in my memory. I crave going back especially to Asmara. I love it's lonely, safe, art deco backstreets, would love to have a place there.
Sister, I absolutely love your videos, but I just want to clarify one point. The Somalis are not 'foreign' to Kenya - they are actually one of the largest ethnic groups in the country, ranking fifth in population. They primarily inhabit the Northeastern region, which is the largest territorial region in Kenya, larger than any other ethnic group's area. Just wanted to clear that up, and keep up the great work!
@nicoledinga9948 where did you get these statistics from, who did the survey to establish most of them are illegals..and if its a paper you read to establish this can you cite the author of that investigation..please stop this prejudice and xenophobic behaviour
Love your content. 💜💜Have been binging on it. Love the way you present your information as though we are out having a coffee or lunch, natural and conversational. Appreciate how your pro’s and con’s merge rather than a list of pro’s con’s. You are beautiful aesthetically and your spirit seems so!! I fully understand your point about being born and raised in Europe, but still being scrutinised about “ where I’m really from?” I’ve started to have fun with my response, to show up their ignorance, rather than being offended… Self preservation, self-love. I’m further inspired by your content I’m already in the mind set of Africa and that great continent. Stay blessed and beautiful.💜
Great 😊 Kenya is indeed a beautiful place not just to live in but also work and do business! The only letdown is our corrupt and incompetent leaders led by Ruto himself! 😏 I’m happy you chose Kenya to be your home 🏡 Welcome 🤗
@muragegitari6052 I agree with you. Kenya is very welcoming to foreigners, but we are having major problems like corruption, poverty, and insecurity. Kenya is beautiful, but it's fast losing its lustre. Let's call a spade a spade.
I’m glad that you like living in Nairobi. Yes, Nairobi is a beautiful city & Kenyans are friendly & hospitable just like Zambians & other Africans. I experienced their hospitality in the late 1980. God bless
First time here. Very nice video, informative as well. I have heard about the cost of traveling across the continent. African leaders will have to correct this madness. And work to connect its people. Time to implement a rapid rail system from country to country.
Thank you so much my sister for showcasing Kenya positively as your current home country. I honestly Love you, I seriously love my country Kenya 🇰🇪... #najivuniakuwamkenya...
Love your videos sis. You share so many useful ideas for expats. I visited Kenya last summer and was impressed with the infrastructure. It is way better than Ghana and Ethiopia, the two other African countries I visited. Hope one day you can have an episode on buying property in Nairobi.
That's really a fair assesment of KE particularly Nairobi ,things can be expensive sometimes but is how we go around the issues are raised ourselves around the norm... Thanks
We export the good stuff. Kenyan cheese and butter is way superior than any cheese I've eaten in America. If we have enough consumers in Kenya, prices will come down. Unfortunately most of our dairy products are exported.
Weyni, looking at you, you would pass for a Kikuyu lady next door. You look very Kenyan; you are a part of us ❤! Thank you for your exposé of the beautiful magical Kenya and her people 😀!
My first time getting to know you was in this Nairobi blogs,wish i could pay you all , you do it right,i feel your blogs,,do a country tour too,the rift valley, naivasha, coast etc 👌❤️🔥🙏
Good job, always, very balanced. As Kenyans, we are proud of our country and welcome guests. Compared to our neighnours, we have been politically and economically stable for a longer time and since 70s and 80s r3cwived refugees from most 9f the countries in our region.. We are used to living with other nationalities. Our education system has been very broad and instill global perspectives e.g. in social studies we study all the continents. So an average high schooler can tell u something about many other countires. This makes it easier to relate with other nationalities. To top it off, we love guests and happy to serve your kenyan tea! I enjoyed my time in Addis, Bahidar, Gonda and the SPN towns. The least i can pay back is to welcome you Siz with open arms and tell you, Karibu Kenya. Get our KE flag rist band and enjoy your stay. Good job.
Lovely video, I enjoyed your style of presenting the info! I personally think one of the biggest cons in Nairobi is the TRAFFIC! It’s so chaotic, I get anxious being on the roads there. 😅 I much prefer visiting relatives in western Kenya and the chill vibe of shamba life. 🐐
You seems to be a hard working lady i admired your sacrifice and your talent u a portraying by educating Africans .i I will subscribe to your channel now God bless your effort
It is the first time am watching you or your video and am so impressed and having had a chance to travel to Ethiopian for work, and as a Kenyan living and working in UK 🇬🇧, I am pretty sure you will grow and thrive in your work. Keep it up.
Love your contents Wyeni, keep up the good work. Wish you success in all your endeavors. We need a competition in the African air travel business. We are sick of it. Paying toooo much.
I rarely comment, but just watched all of your vídeos sister and couldn't go without saying thanks for your amazing message! We are rooting for you ❤️ 🙌 ♥️
Great and honest assessment. Yes, we have Somali diaspora who moved in large numbers when Siad Barre was overthrown as well as Kenyan Somalis, who perform excellent work serving Kenya.
Great video. This is not a critique but a different perspective. I would love if you could highlight the cost of living for the local Nairobians. Expats have been a part of work life for a long time but digital nomads are changing how major cities, like Nairobi, or Lisbon, or Bogota, look. More importantly, how much it costs for the locals. We can agree that it's not a good thing to price out locals but can't keep out the foreign currency either! Where is this going?
Unfortunately thats the way it works. I live in a town in the Southern part of America and once the tech industry brought high paying jobs here, people from wealthy states came and took all the jobs and paid high dollar for houses that used to be affordable to locals. Most locals are really struggling. I moved from Kenya years ago and settled here and can definitely feel the impact. Unless lawmakers intervene, nothing will change.
Welcome back! We are happy to have you nyumbani. Karibu! I guess they are charging you for the flight for electronics 😂😂😂 buy from the Apple store in Nairobi.
A few airlines (KQ, ET) have a monopoly in aviation to other African countries so they price high. Other airlines need to step up their African linkages to bring down the prices and give both KQ and ET a run for their money.
On the surface of things that is what you would think is the problem with costly African flights but actually African governments impose many taxes on the entire industry driving the cost up. Secondly the economical muscle of most African countries also counts, there is less demand for air travel compared to developed countries because the masses barely make a living. Capitalism is not wishful thinking its supply and demand. No other airline is going to join for the sake of joining without any seeable profit margins in their projections.KQ was given a direct flight from Nairobi to New York and how has that turned out?
Excellent explanations every thing you are explain nothing any ask from you .vouch after this video anyone can go to Kenya with out freer. Thanks so much.
Nairobi and Kenya as a whole is the best. Kenyans are capable people and will make the impossible possible. It is expensive especially if you are expat but I figured out how to live cheaply. Just live like a local ,
Brilliant video! I must admit, having my origin in West Africa I am jealous the way you are throwing showers of praises on Kenya😀. I believe you are spot on though on all the pros about Kenya. I haven't been there but I believe it's a great place! Now about the prices of air tickets within Africa, I think there is more at play. I think it all boils down to the economics of demand and supply. Airlines are businesses that have a core mission to generate profits. The issue is there are not enough travellers on many of those routes for them to operate multiple flights a day in order to spread their operational costs that could in turn translate to cheaper flights for the traveler. So they are forced to squeeze their profits from those few flights they run. Take as an example, a the route between Dusseldorf and Berlin. Or between even Berlin and New York. There are tens of flights a day between those destinations because the demand is there. This way they can spread the cost of operating those trips and that ultimately means cheaper tickets for the traveler. Another dynamic at play is also competition. If there is a hight demand on a particular route there would be competition because other airlines would also want a piece of the pie. And as we all know, competition almost always translate to cheaper prices, if at least evil practices such as price fixing are not at play. And about IT being introduced early in the education, I am not sure if it's a very good thing. It's true that it is essential in this day and age but kids already get enough exposure at home and they grasp those things quicker. For example here in the West my kid of 7 years old can already use the computer comfortably. They can use basic apps on the phone. They can play games. They can even independently do google search. So as for me when it comes to introducing IT early in the education, I prefer the school, especially in this AI times, to rather spend time to teach kids how to discern facts from fake information. How to look for reliable information on the internet. How to judge websites. How to think for themselves and not always take things they read on Social media or internet as final. How to do their own research using the Web. How to behave themselves on Social media, etc. I would be more enthusiastic if those things are introduced early in the education under the umbrella of IT. Finally, you are doing a great job so stay the course😀
Interesting video, I also studied African Studies in Germany, as an African and Eritrean myself. It is joyful to see another one, in Germany/the diaspora grown African appreciating the beauties and treasures Africa has to offer, instead of being like some ppl, who let their minds be negatively influenced by many European medias/ Educational Institutions, who portray Africa as inferior. They consider Africa as inferior to the Europeans and/or look down to their own African ppl, which is frankly schade😊. Hut ab, haftey, good video. Natsinet
Asante sana for that wicked shout out to Nairobi, Kenya! Some of our progressive leaders knew that a educated population will propel the people forward, shout out to the late great Kibaki - his vision is slowly coming to fruition! We're a multicultural, with 45+ ethnic tribes and 100s of dialects spoken, living, working together......with the odd disagreement. The world should learn something from Kenya...well said! *Almost forgot to say a MASSIVE shout out to Professor Wangari Maathai a fearless warrior who we are all indebted to.
In Kenya we learn about Kenya east Africa,Africa and case studies about specific world countries you grow up knowing a lot am in Germany and my Kenyan studies helped me a lot in school over here💯🔥
So glad you are loving Kenya Weyni. Welcome to Nairobi. 🫶🏾 About the Somalis, Somali is actually one of the 43 tribes. The Somalis you see, majority are Kenyan from North Eastern Kenya. There are some from Somalia who live here since the 90’s, after the Somalia civil war that ousted President Mohamed Siad Barr. So those ones came as refugees & some recent immigrants but generally majority are actually Kenyan , born in Kenya. It’s like Oromos; there is Kenyan Oromos and Ethiopian ones. Again Karibu. 🫶🏾
Stop the lies. Majority of Somalis in Nairobi are from Somalia, ethiopia and Western diaspora. A large number are illegals, deportees, assylees, refugees, overstayers etc. Some have genuine papers. A few are genuinely nice.
@@hayonimengi4171 where did you hear that? I need this to be backed by stats from a credible source. You are bringing hearsay and stating it as if it’s facts. Be honest for once.
Every video mentioning Kenya and Nairobi I just give a view and like
This is amazing to hear! As a Jamaican, I am rooting for Africa! I am especially elated to hear about the quality of education 🎉
I have chills hearing you talk about the Professor who planted trees and won the Nobel Prize. Amazing. Paying homage to this great woman.
This is a very fair assessment. One thing that surprised me as a Kenyan when I was a student in Europe was how cheap butter and cheese were. I realised Kenyans don't consume anywhere near the amount of dairy products as Europeans. On the flip side things such as avocados are very expensive in Europe, while here we let them rot without caring.
Most East Africans (especially Bantu people) are lactose intolerant
We have the capacity and capability of making our own cheese and butter for local consumption, but most of it is exported since Kenyans are not big consumers of the same. I've lived in America for several years and Kenyan cheese and butter are of superior quality.
Why would this lady feel fortunate that an Indian is proud to call themselves a Kenyan? If anything should feel lucky to be named citizens of this Kenya. Black people across the globe but especially in the diaspora have a collective inferiority complex.
@@kimloveshappiness Most black people in general are lactose intolerant.
I have heard so many good things about Kenya. I can’t wait to visit. Thanks for sharing this information.
@@TravelSpanish-j3v my pleasure sis. Karibu Kenya ❤️
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@@planB-BacktoAfrica Your two front teeth are different sizes-they are out of proportion.a cosmestic dentist can fix them for you.Have you ever noticed that?
@@Rasira2023 I know, one day my son made me so angry that I bit down so hard on my teeth and a piece of my front tooth broke off 😅
Sh*t happens, however I still feel beautiful and confident in my skin 😊🙏🏾
@@planB-BacktoAfrica oh i see-i just keep staring at them when you talk and not focused on the content
Karibu Kenya! Yes we Kenyans we are welcoming & friendly. I love your contents too
@@margaretwanyoike7389 but we are thieves and con men and women from thika
I’m from Ethiopia living in United States one day for sure I will visit Nairobi…
You will absolutely love it. Welcome!!!
Anytime 😊
The US is no longer safe for any Black people.
ኬንያ ናይሮቢ ለ3 ዓመታት ኖሬያለሁ። የሆነ የማይዳሰስ ነገር ግን ግዙፍ የሆነ ማራኪነት ያላት ከተማ ናት።
am happy to see many expats who were initialy in nairobi, and later opted to go to SouthAfrica🇿🇦 citing better living conditions there, are now all returning back to nairobi once again after living in SA for a couple few months. that means kenya🇰🇪 has some better things am still yet to know.. 🤔?
Yes bro it's not all about American vibe but living conditions and hospitality matters alot.
Nairobi is safer than South Africa
They're like that stay in place and move to another place speak rubbish from the place they leave and then come back quietly 😢
Kenya is a multi racial society . Apart from the black Africans you will find Kenya Asians , Kenyan Arabs , Kenyan Europeans etc
Probably the people are more nicer and it’s safe to walk around most parts of the city alone
This intelligent lady is a keeper.
Your assessment is of high quality, you do thorough research and your comparative analysis is out of this world. Everytime you post ..i make sure I watch your insightful videos
In Sweden we study teknik( IT) from 6 yrs old. I love Nairobi, been there many times.
I love the idea of making Nairobi your permanent home. I agree the vibrant culture and beautiful landscapes make it an amazing place to live.
I am excited to hear from you and admire the great consideration you show for other African countries. Nonetheless, many individuals in the Horn of Africa hold unfavorable stereotypes about other Africans. What you are doing on RUclips truly makes us proud!
Yes indeed. When I was once in Addis I was called an "African" by locals only to remind them they ARE Africans themselves and they could refer to a map if in doubt.
@@SGOA32178 dont force them , let them be what their they want to be, in the near future they will shouting how they are more africans than other people
@@SGOA32178 Imagine!🙄😳🥺So shameful.
It warmed my heart to hear your story. I am Australian and moved to Germany and have many African friends here.. so a lot of what you mention is known to me.. I had already seen your Zanzibar video. You seem so very happy. The education side esp history sounds very good. All strength to you. You were a little disappointed with Zanzibar and I'm glad your path has been a good one.
Karibu Kenya we are so welcoming and loving
You are so very, very impressive. Authentic, dedicated and fair - both pro and critical. Your voice gives dignity to us here in Africa - and as a Nairobian I appreciate your work ethic. We have had communities from all over the immediate region here with us for a long time - welcome home. I wish you peace and success.
It's amazing to hear your perspective, born and raised in Kenya lived abroad for 7 years and still take some of these things for granted ... thank you for painting a fair and balanced view of the city we call home. The people by far are the distinction.
I just watched the video comparing South Africa and Kenya. You seemed to be leaning towards my home country [SA] but so happy that you decided to settle in Kenya. Best of luck and keep the content coming!
I love your videos. I will be visiting Tanzania and Kenya this summer and I look forward to visiting Nairobi.
Wao! What a review. We appreciate and thank you for this❤. Enjoy your stay sister❤
Let's go to Nairobi!!😊 Great information! Thanks!
You should!
@@planB-BacktoAfricaconsider visiting malindi
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@@planB-BacktoAfrica I didn't know that Nairobi was so culturally diverse. Wow!
...welcome home...we love yall Ethiopians...our bros and siz
Asante sana 🙏🏾
You truly inspire me to explore a lot more about Kenya than I ever imagined. Thank you so much and more joy and happiness to you and yours 🎉
Hi Weyni , I found your channel a week ago and I Iove it. I must say my favorite article from you would be the South Africa (WOW). You also peaked my interest on visiting Nairobi, would like to in the future. Thanks again for your program, (Oscar from New York)
South Africa is beautiful but the downside are the vestiges of apartheid and xenophobic people. I have traveled there as a tourists many times and faced the wrath of locals refusing to speak English to me. They respond negatively coz they suspect I am one of those who came to steal their Jobs.
Asante sana na ameseganalu! I lived 11 years in Nairobi, where I became a soap opera star and successful TV producer. I was also working with Wangari Maathai on a project related to the "green wall of africa" when she died. I had given her a large painting I did in Kenya, I wonder if it's still hanging in her family's house.
So beautiful 🙏🏾 thanks for sharing!
@@planB-BacktoAfrica It's my pleasure, thank you hugely! Crazily, I also lived in Addis for 2 years from '97-99, when it was still just this very large sort of town, no glass buildings yet. And as well, I traveled to Eritrea prior to that, just as they had won the war against the Derg, in '91, to visit our college professor, Dr. Asmarom Legesse, who is super well known to all older Habesha, he's always fought for peace with a strong voice over the last 40 years. And visited Kassala, Tessenei, Agordat, Karen, Asmara and Massawa, riding on the backs of huge open bed lorries going 10mph with Eritrean fighters from the EPLF. There was no currency in the country so everything was shared or bartered. Deeply moving time etched in my memory. I crave going back especially to Asmara. I love it's lonely, safe, art deco backstreets, would love to have a place there.
Sister, I absolutely love your videos, but I just want to clarify one point. The Somalis are not 'foreign' to Kenya - they are actually one of the largest ethnic groups in the country, ranking fifth in population. They primarily inhabit the Northeastern region, which is the largest territorial region in Kenya, larger than any other ethnic group's area. Just wanted to clear that up, and keep up the great work!
The majority of somalis in nrb are illegal migrants. of course we have somalis in Kenya but not all are Kenyans.
@@nicoledinga9948 how come you are not illegal?
Somalians own Kenya
@nicoledinga9948 where did you get these statistics from, who did the survey to establish most of them are illegals..and if its a paper you read to establish this can you cite the author of that investigation..please stop this prejudice and xenophobic behaviour
That's a big fat lie. Somali tribe are actually more than even kambas and kisii@@nicoledinga9948
Thank you good sister for this wonderful,informative video,love it!❤🧡💛
Love your content. 💜💜Have been binging on it. Love the way you present your information as though we are out having a coffee or lunch, natural and conversational.
Appreciate how your pro’s and con’s merge rather than a list of pro’s con’s.
You are beautiful aesthetically and your spirit seems so!!
I fully understand your point about being born and raised in Europe, but still being scrutinised about “ where I’m really from?” I’ve started to have fun with my response, to show up their ignorance, rather than being offended… Self preservation, self-love. I’m further inspired by your content I’m already in the mind set of Africa and that great continent.
Stay blessed and beautiful.💜
Amazing videos. Really learned so much about African history and success.
Enjoyed the post. We visited Kenya for the Safari and later spent the remaining days in Tanzania last year! Very aspiring!
Great 😊 Kenya is indeed a beautiful place not just to live in but also work and do business! The only letdown is our corrupt and incompetent leaders led by Ruto himself! 😏
I’m happy you chose Kenya to be your home 🏡 Welcome 🤗
You don't need to bring your toxic politics here
@@thomasyebei8540It's not toxic politics. It's the truth. And it's making Kenya slide back into the 90s.
@@thomasyebei8540grow up. We pay taxes, it becomes political.
@@muragegitari6052 🤣🤣🤣
@muragegitari6052 I agree with you. Kenya is very welcoming to foreigners, but we are having major problems like corruption, poverty, and insecurity. Kenya is beautiful, but it's fast losing its lustre. Let's call a spade a spade.
Excellent piece. I recommend this to most RUclipsrs. Few can do such a well-informed and excellently presented video
Much appreciated!
You were born and raised in Germany but you speak English fluently ..amazing 🎉
They teach them english in their schools. I am sure it is a requirement. English is betam necessary.
All the germans around the same age are fluent in english.
Really appreciate your insightful information on Kenya! I watch because I plan on moving there one day! Thanks 😊
Glad it was helpful!
Kenya welcomes you
Peace Wenyi!YouAreElegent most elegent.We appreciate you.Stay strong🎉
I’m glad that you like living in Nairobi. Yes, Nairobi is a beautiful city & Kenyans are friendly & hospitable just like Zambians & other Africans. I experienced their hospitality in the late 1980. God bless
I listen and I learn. May God Bless you Queen Weyni Tefai
You absolutely deserve a million subscribers. I've gained a wealth of knowledge about Zanzibar thanks to you. Greetings from Somalia!
Thank you so much 🙏🏾
First time here. Very nice video, informative as well. I have heard about the cost of traveling across the continent. African leaders will have to correct this madness. And work to connect its people. Time to implement a rapid rail system from country to country.
Thank you so much my sister for showcasing Kenya positively as your current home country. I honestly Love you, I seriously love my country Kenya 🇰🇪... #najivuniakuwamkenya...
Love your videos sis. You share so many useful ideas for expats. I visited Kenya last summer and was impressed with the infrastructure. It is way better than Ghana and Ethiopia, the two other African countries I visited. Hope one day you can have an episode on buying property in Nairobi.
Great weyni for the good report about Nairobi my capital city. Enjoy the stay, may u and family be blessed in the land.
You have what it takes to preach love and cohesion to all africans
I love watching your videos 💯. Karibu Nairobi, Kenya
Very interesting video thanks for sharing your experience
That's really a fair assesment of KE particularly Nairobi ,things can be expensive sometimes but is how we go around the issues are raised ourselves around the norm... Thanks
We export the good stuff. Kenyan cheese and butter is way superior than any cheese I've eaten in America. If we have enough consumers in Kenya, prices will come down. Unfortunately most of our dairy products are exported.
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I can't wait to visit Nairobi, it sparked my interest to even live there. Love your necklace btw!
Wau! This waa great discussion
I agree with you kenyan are great people
Weyni, looking at you, you would pass for a Kikuyu lady next door. You look very Kenyan; you are a part of us ❤! Thank you for your exposé of the beautiful magical Kenya and her people 😀!
My Darling Wayni....icn stop watching your content! Stay Blessed Hon
Thank you for this beautiful informative video!
Beautiful soul sis...appreciate you and yours. Love the video
My first time getting to know you was in this Nairobi blogs,wish i could pay you all , you do it right,i feel your blogs,,do a country tour too,the rift valley, naivasha, coast etc 👌❤️🔥🙏
@@zedekiahkwame640 thank you. And yes so much to explore here in Kenya and share with the world 😍 stay tuned for more 🙌🏾
Karibu sana sana.❤Lɔve my daughter and glad children fm Taxes USA. Kishwahili kitukushwe 🎉
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Your video is excellent. Il like it very much. Congratulations.
Good job, always, very balanced. As Kenyans, we are proud of our country and welcome guests. Compared to our neighnours, we have been politically and economically stable for a longer time and since 70s and 80s r3cwived refugees from most 9f the countries in our region.. We are used to living with other nationalities. Our education system has been very broad and instill global perspectives e.g. in social studies we study all the continents. So an average high schooler can tell u something about many other countires. This makes it easier to relate with other nationalities. To top it off, we love guests and happy to serve your kenyan tea! I enjoyed my time in Addis, Bahidar, Gonda and the SPN towns. The least i can pay back is to welcome you Siz with open arms and tell you, Karibu Kenya. Get our KE flag rist band and enjoy your stay. Good job.
Asante sana sir 🙏🏾
Great channel ❤ very informative. Greetings from another German-East African living on the continent
Thank you for sharing.🙏💪👑🥰
Good sincere video. I liked your passion about Kenya.
Lovely video, I enjoyed your style of presenting the info! I personally think one of the biggest cons in Nairobi is the TRAFFIC! It’s so chaotic, I get anxious being on the roads there. 😅 I much prefer visiting relatives in western Kenya and the chill vibe of shamba life. 🐐
Welcome home sis. I hope you will get to talk about Mpesanext time, an innovation from Kenya.
You seems to be a hard working lady i admired your sacrifice and your talent u a portraying by educating Africans .i I will subscribe to your channel now God bless your effort
It is the first time am watching you or your video and am so impressed and having had a chance to travel to Ethiopian for work, and as a Kenyan living and working in UK 🇬🇧, I am pretty sure you will grow and thrive in your work. Keep it up.
Love your contents Wyeni, keep up the good work. Wish you success in all your endeavors.
We need a competition in the African air travel business. We are sick of it. Paying toooo much.
Beautiful! Thanks!
❤ great work!!!! Love this.
I rarely comment, but just watched all of your vídeos sister and couldn't go without saying thanks for your amazing message! We are rooting for you ❤️ 🙌 ♥️
Thank you so much! 🫶🏾
Another great video and perspective. Really appreciate your work and content. Thank you.
My pleasure!
Great and honest assessment. Yes, we have Somali diaspora who moved in large numbers when Siad Barre was overthrown as well as Kenyan Somalis, who perform excellent work serving Kenya.
Great video. This is not a critique but a different perspective. I would love if you could highlight the cost of living for the local Nairobians. Expats have been a part of work life for a long time but digital nomads are changing how major cities, like Nairobi, or Lisbon, or Bogota, look. More importantly, how much it costs for the locals. We can agree that it's not a good thing to price out locals but can't keep out the foreign currency either! Where is this going?
Unfortunately thats the way it works. I live in a town in the Southern part of America and once the tech industry brought high paying jobs here, people from wealthy states came and took all the jobs and paid high dollar for houses that used to be affordable to locals. Most locals are really struggling. I moved from Kenya years ago and settled here and can definitely feel the impact. Unless lawmakers intervene, nothing will change.
Indians, and non blacks been coming to Kenya for decades where was your concern then?
Well come our sister salom also visit the country south of abysinia with mountains and many rivers (mt kenya)
That is amazing that Kenyan schools are teaching so many great things! I wish I was taught those things in school in the US.
Welcome back! We are happy to have you nyumbani. Karibu! I guess they are charging you for the flight for electronics 😂😂😂 buy from the Apple store in Nairobi.
Wonderful 👍👍
A very good review of Nairobi!
Welcome home! Kenya is magical. We love you
May God bless the future of Kenya ❤
Great content. Adding some video/picture clips might add some good viewing enjoyment especially for the visual creatures😄
I can barely wait to get there! I’m more prepared and excited about living in Nairobi 😊
A few airlines (KQ, ET) have a monopoly in aviation to other African countries so they price high. Other airlines need to step up their African linkages to bring down the prices and give both KQ and ET a run for their money.
Facts💯
On the surface of things that is what you would think is the problem with costly African flights but actually African governments impose many taxes on the entire industry driving the cost up. Secondly the economical muscle of most African countries also counts, there is less demand for air travel compared to developed countries because the masses barely make a living. Capitalism is not wishful thinking its supply and demand. No other airline is going to join for the sake of joining without any seeable profit margins in their projections.KQ was given a direct flight from Nairobi to New York and how has that turned out?
Excellent explanations every thing you are explain nothing any ask from you .vouch after this video anyone can go to Kenya with out freer. Thanks so much.
Nairobi and Kenya as a whole is the best. Kenyans are capable people and will make the impossible possible.
It is expensive especially if you are expat but I figured out how to live cheaply. Just live like a local ,
Welcome siz!
This is amazing
Salam Salam thanks for the feedback
I always love your beautiful presentation. Welcome NAIROBI
Brilliant video! I must admit, having my origin in West Africa I am jealous the way you are throwing showers of praises on Kenya😀. I believe you are spot on though on all the pros about Kenya. I haven't been there but I believe it's a great place!
Now about the prices of air tickets within Africa, I think there is more at play. I think it all boils down to the economics of demand and supply. Airlines are businesses that have a core mission to generate profits. The issue is there are not enough travellers on many of those routes for them to operate multiple flights a day in order to spread their operational costs that could in turn translate to cheaper flights for the traveler. So they are forced to squeeze their profits from those few flights they run. Take as an example, a the route between Dusseldorf and Berlin. Or between even Berlin and New York. There are tens of flights a day between those destinations because the demand is there. This way they can spread the cost of operating those trips and that ultimately means cheaper tickets for the traveler.
Another dynamic at play is also competition. If there is a hight demand on a particular route there would be competition because other airlines would also want a piece of the pie. And as we all know, competition almost always translate to cheaper prices, if at least evil practices such as price fixing are not at play.
And about IT being introduced early in the education, I am not sure if it's a very good thing. It's true that it is essential in this day and age but kids already get enough exposure at home and they grasp those things quicker. For example here in the West my kid of 7 years old can already use the computer comfortably. They can use basic apps on the phone. They can play games. They can even independently do google search. So as for me when it comes to introducing IT early in the education, I prefer the school, especially in this AI times, to rather spend time to teach kids how to discern facts from fake information. How to look for reliable information on the internet. How to judge websites. How to think for themselves and not always take things they read on Social media or internet as final. How to do their own research using the Web. How to behave themselves on Social media, etc. I would be more enthusiastic if those things are introduced early in the education under the umbrella of IT.
Finally, you are doing a great job so stay the course😀
So glad you're enjoying Kenya. Karibu sana.
Your content is awesome!!!!
Keep the vides coming...
Wauuh great to hear that sister, we loved u back mwaa❤, inspiration journey
Interesting video, I also studied African Studies in Germany, as an African and Eritrean myself. It is joyful to see another one, in Germany/the diaspora grown African appreciating the beauties and treasures Africa has to offer, instead of being like some ppl, who let their minds be negatively influenced by many European medias/ Educational Institutions, who portray Africa as inferior. They consider Africa as inferior to the Europeans and/or look down to their own African ppl, which is frankly schade😊. Hut ab, haftey, good video.
Natsinet
Glad you are here 🎉 kenya 🇰🇪 karibu sana
I watch your videos. I enjoy them You are incredible lady so many different talents thank you. Keep up the good work.👏👏👏
Asante sana for that wicked shout out to Nairobi, Kenya!
Some of our progressive leaders knew that a educated population will propel the people forward, shout out to the late great Kibaki - his vision is slowly coming to fruition!
We're a multicultural, with 45+ ethnic tribes and 100s of dialects spoken, living, working together......with the odd disagreement.
The world should learn something from Kenya...well said!
*Almost forgot to say a MASSIVE shout out to Professor Wangari Maathai a fearless warrior who we are all indebted to.
#Your Vlogs are so Educative and Entertaining. Keep it up Queen.
Thank you! Will do!
Karibu muno.welcome dear One.
Thanks for your positive comments.
@@righttoknowwiththomas9178 Asante sana 🙏🏾
In Kenya we learn about Kenya east Africa,Africa and case studies about specific world countries you grow up knowing a lot am in Germany and my Kenyan studies helped me a lot in school over here💯🔥
So glad you are loving Kenya Weyni. Welcome to Nairobi. 🫶🏾
About the Somalis, Somali is actually one of the 43 tribes. The Somalis you see, majority are Kenyan from North Eastern Kenya. There are some from Somalia who live here since the 90’s, after the Somalia civil war that ousted President Mohamed Siad Barr. So those ones came as refugees & some recent immigrants but generally majority are actually Kenyan , born in Kenya. It’s like Oromos; there is Kenyan Oromos and Ethiopian ones.
Again Karibu. 🫶🏾
Majority of Somalis in Kenya are not Kenyan. Come on people.
Stop the lies. Majority of Somalis in Nairobi are from Somalia, ethiopia and Western diaspora. A large number are illegals, deportees, assylees, refugees, overstayers etc. Some have genuine papers. A few are genuinely nice.
@@hayonimengi4171how’d you know that?
@@hayonimengi4171 where did you hear that? I need this to be backed by stats from a credible source. You are bringing hearsay and stating it as if it’s facts. Be honest for once.